Asbury University - Asburian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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EDUCATIO YCHOLOGY The educated young man of today has every reason to thank the stars under which he was horn. Behind him is the teaching of the civilized World-the poetry and art of Greece, the laws and institutions of Rome, the growth of Christianity, the Medieval combining of forces and evolution of rare prod- ucts, the Renaissance, the religious and political emancipation, invention, science, art, poetry and philosophy. Th-ere is every inducement to he a courageous, energetic and ideal man. BAKER. Right: O. B. DABNEY, Ph.D., J, VV. DEVOR, M.A., MARYBELLE DOVER- SPIKE, BSTALENE HARNED, M.A. Seein, eye to eye

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Chalk artist ' g The Love of Art is necessary to the complete man. Whatever may be said of the cold in- tellectual spirit, one attains a high standard of humanity only when he possesses a heart warmed and ennohled by a vivid conception of the Beautiful found in the rainbow, the color of the leaf, and the sparkle of the rills, works framed in nature and hung in God's great art gallery-the universe. Man sees th-e real spirit shining through material forms, and architec- ture, sculpture, painting, music and poetry follow. Noble thought and action, right and truth, all perfect things partake of the essence of Beauty. BAKER. Ivory hunter JLSIA BELL MATHERLY RACHEL OSIPOFF ERA PENISTON DOLORES ROLL MA. A.B., B. MUS. B- MUS., MA-